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Phishing-as-a-Service Targets iPhones: Users Beware!

4/1/2025

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Hackers are now selling phishing-as-a-service (PhAAS) packages, such as Lucid, that specifically target iPhones via iMessage and encrypted RCS messages. This alarming tactic can send over 100,000 messages daily, evading spam filters. Users are strongly advised to steer clear of suspicious links and verify URLs to safeguard against these threats. Meanwhile, Apple is set to enhance security by supporting encrypted RCS in upcoming updates.

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Story summary

Hackers are now selling phishing-as-a-service (PhAAS) packages, such as Lucid, that specifically target iPhones via iMessage and encrypted RCS messages. This alarming tactic can send over 100,000 messages daily, evading spam filters. Users are strongly advised to steer clear of suspicious links and verify URLs to safeguard against these threats. Meanwhile, Apple is set to enhance security by supporting encrypted RCS in upcoming updates.